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by zippy 7y ago
no, more like someone's instance gets pwn-ed and is now part of a botnet and DO is getting calls and or isp-blocked and has to devote staff time to the incident.
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by zippy 7y ago
you, personally, may be a high margin customer, but some, and perhaps a lot, of the $5/no customers are potential liabilities due to not patching software or libraries or choosing terrible passwords for their services, databases, etc.
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by zippy 7y ago
yes and no. they lost on appeal to the state supreme court on whether evidence about age bias could be used in the lawsuit. then they settled.
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by zippy 7y ago
Google has a history of age discrimination and losing in court, going back to the founders of the company. See Reid v Google where Brian Reid, a key developer of the tech we use, was told his ideas "were too old to matter" and tha
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by zippy 7y ago
unless someone has a plan to burn and spew the old cells into the atmosphere, causing the earth to heat up, it will never be as big a problem as gas cars. (that is the worst case, where auto makers just bury the cells in the ground. thankfu
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by zippy 8y ago
that's what the model 3 does. it induces resistance in the motor at 0 rpm to generate heat which is then transferred to the coolant loop to heat the battery. but in order to warm up the very large battery pack, on a cold morning you ne
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by zippy 8y ago
well, except for one of the largest advertising and data collecting companies on the planet, that really really wants to know where you are right now.
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by zippy 8y ago
yeah, what slayed me about this resume tool for coders is that it doesn't accept plain text, but does accept word/doc
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by zippy 8y ago
if you're a spy using it to hide your identity from websites when you visit, it would be good for your VPN to have a mix of normal activity and spy activity. If you run your own, it's going to have a weird pattern of traffic that
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by zippy 9y ago
"can we name anyone who has been prosecuted for what turned out to clearly be benevolent research work?" Randal Schwartz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randal_L._Schwartz
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by zippy 10y ago
"The amount we don't pay justifies the amount a consumer does pay"
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by zippy 10y ago
http://blog.last.fm/2009/03/24/lastfm-radio-announcement "In all other countries, listening to Last.fm Radio will soon require a subscription of €3.00 per month."
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by zippy 10y ago
Wide, telephoto, and macro lenses for the iPhone. https://momentlens.co/shop/#lenses The miniature bayonet mount is really nicely done.
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by zippy 10y ago
bank - liquid asset house - illiquid, with maintenance, property tax, and insurance costs
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by zippy 11y ago
He seems to be ok with 'Doug': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2w_ekB08ohU
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by zippy 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOO1Z4u2Aq4
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by zippy 11y ago
I would call the IRS up and ask them what a payment plan would be like for an n million dollar liability, and then weigh whether that scenario is worth the exercise. Because at this point, this is a question of risk tolerance, and risk vs r
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by zippy 11y ago
craigslist - san francisco - full stack web devs, javascript devs, systems administrators, user operations, accounts receivable ... the environment: http://www.craigslist.org/about/craigslist_is_hiring jobs: http:&#x2
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by zippy 11y ago
I am not a tax lawyer, but here's what I imagine are the benefits to the IA over increasing salary. By owning property, a foundation benefits by having an asset that increases over time, as well as collecting rent (below-market, but en
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by zippy 14y ago
on their way to the Dairy Queen in 110" heat? How hot is it? Almost 10'
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by zippy 14y ago
I think the implication from the original was that you don't really meet the other people, in that sure, you encounter them, but they somehow don't matter or are less interesting. I don't think the poster meant that, so I wanted to call i
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by zippy 14y ago
"Meanwhile, here, no matter what you’re doing, those you meet will almost always be in finance or startups." Well, except for the taxi drivers, the restaurant workers, the police, the teachers, the students, the grocers, the bike messengers
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by zippy 14y ago
Huh, it's as if white people come from a position of privilege, generations of near-total freedom from racial oppression, if you will, thus making similar-seeming actions have very different contexts!
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by zippy 15y ago
A prospective hire who is an A (in whatever field) wants to work with their kind, and so is less likely to sign up at a company full of B-level people. Also, as mentioned above, it is harder for many B-level people to recognize and value an